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#politics
Townhall: Meet the Harvard Students Supporting Hamas’ Invasion of Israel
Harvard student organizations blamed Israel for the recent Hamas attack and expressed support for Palestine. The student groups offered public support to Hamas and blamed Israel for the violence. They identified the student leaders of the supporting groups.
Breitbart: Tlaib Avoids Questions, Won't Comment on Hamas Murdering Babies, Raping Women
Rep. Rashida Tlaib avoids questions about Hamas terrorists and their actions in Israel.
Breitbart: WATCH: 'Free Palestine' Rally in Dearborn, Michigan, Cheers Hamas
A "Free Palestine" rally in Dearborn, Michigan expresses support for Hamas and calls for the destruction of Israel. The event featured elected officials and community organizations. Some speakers deny that Hamas is a terrorist organization and make false claims about Israel. One speaker who mentions peace is heckled. A representative from a radical left-wing Jewish organization speaks against peace negotiations. Several speakers criticize President Biden and other officials for supporting Israel.
#society
Breitbart: NPR Says Those Blaming Israel for Attack 'Highlighted' Israel's Behavior, Downplays 'From the River to the Sea' Chant
Activists blame Israel for Hamas attacks, citing treatment of Palestinians. Pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel protesters clash. Politicians condemn marches. Israel increases security around synagogues.
Newsbusters: New York Times Ignores Eliminationist Rhetoric at Pro-Hamas Rally, Plays 'Both Sides' Game
Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian protesters clash in nonviolent demonstrations in Manhattan. The New York Times provides an offensive moral equivalence, failing to condemn the violence of Hamas.
Forbes: Two Entrepreneurs Open A Steak House, Luncheonette And Pizza Joint In Hell’s Kitchen In NYC
SB Hospitality, led by Adam Schop and Stephane Bibeau, has opened three diverse eateries in Hell's Kitchen, NYC: Steak Frites Bistro, Zillions Pizza, and Lovely's Old-Fashioned. The partners strategically chose the location due to its proximity to tourist attractions and hotels, and the lower rent on Ninth Avenue. They aim to provide better value and a unique dining experience compared to competitors. The success of their establishments is attributed to their dedicated staff and loyal customers.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Russia’s costly assault on Avdiivka yields minimal gains at this time
In the Russo-Ukrainian war, Russia launched a massive offensive on the city of Avdiivka, using fighter jets, tanks, and thousands of troops. The goal was to cut off supplies to Avdiivka and encircle the city. The offensive resulted in minimal gains for Russia and heavy losses.
Forbes: Russia Adds Thermal Imaging To FPV Kamikaze Drones
Thermal imaging technology has become a game changer in the conflict in Ukraine, allowing soldiers to spot and identify targets even in complete darkness or through smoke and dust. However, fitting a thermal imager to a drone is not as simple as it may seem due to the lower resolution of thermal imagers compared to video cameras. While Ukraine has the edge due to U.S.-supplied thermal imagers, the cost of thermal imaging FPV drones remains a challenge for both sides. It is likely that thermal imaging FPVs will remain a rarity for now, but as technology progresses, we can expect to see more of them in the future.
Breitbart: 17 Britons Now Known to be Among Dead and Missing in Israel
Seventeen British citizens, including children, are now believed to be dead or missing following a terrorist attack by Hamas in Israel. The number of casualties in Israel has risen to over 1,000, with tens of dozens taken as hostages. Positive identification has been challenging due to the scale and nature of the attack.
Foreign Policy: It Doesn’t Matter if Palestinians Play By the Rules
Israel-Hamas conflict escalates with Hamas launching attacks in southern Israel and Israel responding with airstrikes in Gaza. The ongoing violence raises questions about the timing and motivations behind the attacks and the impact it will have on support for Hamas among Palestinians. The situation in Gaza is described as horrific, with civilians fleeing their homes in fear of being targeted. The lack of clear targets and Israel's controversial statements about Palestinians raise concerns about the protection of civilians and the potential for further escalation.
Forbes: How Israel’s Resilience Will Help Overcome This War And Come Out Stronger
Israel experienced a devastating terrorist attack, resulting in over 900 people killed, thousands wounded, and more than 130 kidnapped. The magnitude of this attack is equivalent to over 30,000 people murdered in the U.S. The Israeli government and civilians are focused on helping the survivors and recovering from this tragedy.
#foreignaffairs
Townhall: Unanswered Questions on Iran
President Biden's policies toward Iran are criticized as 14 dead Americans in Israel and four American citizens held hostage by Hamas attest to their failure. He fails to mention Iran as Hamas' sponsor or address Iranian support for the attack. Questions are raised about rescuing the hostages, Iran's involvement, the timing of the attack coinciding with the release of frozen Iranian funds, freezing the funds again, and the relaxation of oil sanctions against Iran. The American people demand answers.
#crime
Daily Wire: ‘Dirty Them…Rape Them’: Video Of Hamas Terrorist Reveals Why They Kidnapped Women
Hamas terrorists in a recent attack on Israel admitted to kidnapping women in order to rape them, as captured in a newly-released video. The evidence of their brutality continues to emerge, with reports of at least 40 brutally murdered babies discovered by Israeli forces.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: RVers Share the Good and Bad of Workamping
RVers often take on workamping jobs to fund their adventures. Workamping combines working and camping, with seasonal positions available at campgrounds and RV parks. The individuals work in exchange for a free or reduced spot to live in their camper. Some positions may also offer an hourly wage. While not all campgrounds offer workamping opportunities, there are plenty of positions available, such as campground hosting, maintenance, and housekeeping. Workamping offers financial savings through discounted campsites, community interaction, and the chance to work in fun environments in desirable locations. However, there are disadvantages, including low pay, having to enforce rules, lack of job security, physical demands, and the potential distance from home.
Field & Stream: This Skinning Knife Makes Field Dressing Way Easier—And It's Only $12 Right Now
Get a 60% off deal on the Mossberg fixed blade skinning knife, perfect for hunting season. It has a 3.5-inch stainless steel blade for gutting and a gut hook for cleaner field dressing. Sale ends tomorrow.
#technology
Field & Stream: Get the Goal Zero Portable Power Station For Under $200 at October Prime Day
Amazon's October Prime Day sale offers a 42% discount on the Goal Zero Yeti 200X portable power station, making it an ideal time to prepare for emergencies. This compact and lightweight power station can charge cell phones, laptops, and small electronic devices, and can even power a portable fridge for up to eight hours. The sale ends tomorrow, so act quickly.
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Forbes: Donald Trump’s Daughter-In-Law Charts Her First Top 10 Hit On A Billboard Chart
Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of Donald Trump, has scored her first Billboard chart hits with her cover of Tom Petty's "Won't Back Down." The song debuted at No. 10 on the Digital Song Sales chart, selling nearly 3,500 copies. It also reached No. 6 on the Country Digital Song Sales tally, outperforming new singles from U2, The Rolling Stones, and Lady Gaga.